We'll share the latest codes you can claim in Clash Royale to unlock rewards, such as resources and cosmetics.
Various avenues allow you to get your hands on resources and cosmetics in Clash Royale. You can either progress through the seasonal Pass Royale, climb the competitive tiers in the Path of Legends, or compete in limited-time events and challenges.
But did you know you can get useful items in the game for free? All you have to do is claim one of the many codes Supercell drops now and then. They can usually reward you with Lucky Drops, Emotes, Gold, and other useful items.
Codes come in two types: QR codes and vouchers. Regardless of which one is available, they're both worth claiming!
Latest Reward Codes for Clash Royale
Here are the codes you can redeem in Clash Royale at the moment:
- BLOWTHEMAWAY – Baby Dragon Face Lick Emote (new!)
This code was released on August 28 as part of the 'Baby Dragon Buddy' event, and you can claim it by heading to the Supercell Store for Clash Royale. Simply find the 'Redeem a Store Code' section, and enter the code into the text box. Press the 'Submit' button and you'll redeem the emote.
How to Redeem Your Clash Royale Codes
As two types of codes exist, there are a couple of ways for you to claim them. You can do so by:
- Clicking the voucher link: This is arguably the best way to claim codes if you're using your mobile device. After clicking on the link, Clash Royale (if you already have the app installed) will immediately be launched. From there, a message will ask if you want to collect your rewards. Accept the message to add the rewards to your inventory.
- Scanning the QR code: This method is great if you're opening the QR code on a device other than your phone, such as a desktop. First, open the camera app or a QR code scanner on your phone, scan the voucher's QR code, and open the link. This will then launch Clash Royale on your device and, after accepting the pop-up message, add the rewards to your in-game inventory.
If none of these methods work, we recommend trying again after you've checked if you have a stable internet connection and if the game has been updated to the latest version.
Should problems persist after this, then it is most likely because the code has expired or reached its redemption limit.